Bulow Dodges Core Sharpe Banking Report
Governor Bulow replies to Attorney General Sharpe with harsh rhetoric, ignoring key banking department issues, including public funds usage and systemic loans to politicians. He defends keeping banks open despite below limit reserves and aligns with banking interests, while labeling the Sharpe report as error filled and unworthy of credence.
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McMaster
Hinning
Sharpe
Attorneyeneral
Bulow
Fiz
Democrat Roosevelt urges state to aid farmers through soil surveys
A New York Democrat argues that states can do more than the federal program to help farmers. Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt says New York, with 185000 farms and nearly a million farming dependents, should prioritize soil surveys to reduce losses from misused land. He notes the state’s agriculture is strong yet faces soil-related issues needing study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
Roosevelt
New York
Gover
Roosévelt
Governor urges soil study to classify land for timber use
The governor argues many acres in poor condition should not be cleared for crops and would better serve as timber or paper land. He notes soils remain ill understood and criticizes the legislature for halting the state soil survey, calling for Roosevelt’s western endorsement and funding of about $10,000 yearly.
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South Dakota
Roosevelt
Brookings Press
Trygstad
McMaster
Hoover
Charles Evans Hughes
Pierre’ Dakotan. U
Never do anything yourself that you can delegate
Louis Wiley of the New York Times tells the Golden Book that executives excel when they delegate details and avoid doing tasks themselves. The saying challenges youth not to follow it, while warning that leaders ruin themselves by mishandling delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wiley
The
New York Times
Bear Pinto
Powers That Be
Hollywood
Grand Canyon
Review of South Dakota bank administration faults
The Sioux Fells Argus Leader reports the attorney general M Q Sharpe found errors by superintendent Fred R Smith and former head John Hiring in closing banks. The piece cites weak enforcement, public funds abuse, and calls for new laws and better personnel while urging Smith to be heard and possibly removed if charges hold. Pierre Dakotan notes questions for voter consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Fells Argus-Leader
M. Q. Sharpe
South Dakota
Fred R. Smith
John Hiring
Smith
Bulow
William H. McMaster
Banks
Sioux Falls
Brookings factories demand local patronage and growth
Brookings citizens are urged to support local factories including bakeries creameries ice plants seed cleaners hatcheries and print shops. The piece argues strong local business helps attract larger plants and cites Senator McMaster’s banking record as a campaign topic.
Vagabond Dreams Come Tie By Rudy Vallee Review
Book notes reveal Rudy Vallee as a self made entertainer with a Navy stint and Maine beginnings. It details his rise from soda fountain work to radio fame, and hints at other release subjects including King George V and royal life as recounted by Dent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Vallee
E. P. Dutton & Co
N.Y
Rudy
Radio Program Schedules and Stations Listing
Long OCR page fragment lists radio program slots and a large roster of stations in New York and nationwide. It enumerates times from 8:00 to 11:00 with orchestras and variety acts, naming networks NBC CBS and countless call letters. The piece appears as a garbled centralized directory of programs and frequencies for Wednesday and Thursday.
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WEAF
New York
KSO
WDAF
Relaman Orch
WWI
KSD
WOW
Dinoe
WEAP
CBS Chain
Tast Freight
WFBA
WMAQ
KMUX
KOIL
KSCJ
KMBO
Wis Woo Rfr
AWBRG
WOOD
WRG
WDSG
WAP
Krld Reis
Srawlers
WAAQ
KMOX
PWOWO
WFEM
Koll
Smbe Wien
WBC
Dare
EAC
Staaler
Alyi
WEP
WOWO
Sineur
WADC
TORO
KMBC
WISN
SPD
WELG
WDSU
Riba
BRLD
RAI Kra
Urang Opera
Wear
ZEG
NBC Cheln
KYW
WREN
KDEA
KDKA
WIBG
Wait
Amos UN
Andys
KWH
Wren Wimi
WEY
WBAP
WITAS
WMC
WSME
Club Girl Scores Enviable Record Again
Cora Mae Briggs a 14 year old 4 H club member from Seward Nebraska sets a notable record with a litter of 15 pigs winning 17 ribbons at the county fair and placing sixth and eighth at the state fair. She supervised feeding for two weeks old piglets and managed a varied program including music seisms weed identification and home garden work while also serving as secretary of her clothing club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Mae Briggs
Seward
Neb
Imagazine
Cora
Nebraska
Cora Mae
Chester
The Farrowing Pen Subject Club Meeting
The Progressive Boys 4 H Low Litter club met Thursday at the W F McCoy home with seven members and 10 visitors. Chas C Griep Jr presided. Delbert McCoy read minutes. Melvin Knouse spoke on hogs and Griep Jr presented on Washington. Mrs Griep led a discussion on The Farrowing Pen. Next meeting set for March 15 at Bobbie Dyer home with Dan Cass expected.
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W. F. McCoy
Chas, C. Griep, Jr
Delbert McCoy
Melvin Knouse
Chas. C. Grip, Jr
Washington
Grep, Jr
Washington Mra
Chas. C. Griep
Bobbie Dyer
Dan Cass
Short Course Story Winners Named Across Counties
Richard Heeren from Charles Mix and Viola Mach of Bon Homme won the two free trips to the junior short course offered by Ross D. Davis, assistant county agent leader, for the best stories by attendees from 1923. If winners can’t go, the prize passes to the next in line. Glenn Alberts of Clark won second place for boys, Gunnar Johnson of Campbell third. Hazel Grayce Tollefson of Spink won second place in girls, Dorothy Nelson of Clay third.
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Richard Heeren
Charles Mix
Viola Mach
Bon Homme
Ross D. Davis
Jones
Glenn Alberts
Clark County
Gunnar Johnson
Campbell
Hazel Grayce Tollefson
Spink County
Dorothy Nelson
Clay County
Camping Season For Hi Y To Open July 3
Dennie plans for the camping season for Hi Y boys in central South Dakota. Camp Watymea at Lake Kempeska and Camp Watertone host boys and girls. Fifty boys have signed, and 25 girls. boys camp July 3 to 13, girls July 13 to 21. Fees: 5 dollars for boys and 1 dollar for girls. Hi Y members may win a free camp trip by submitting news to the Eidtor of Affairs of Young Folk by the day after the event.
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Hi-Y
Dennie
South Dakela
Watymea
Lake Kempeska
Car Watertone
Paul D.green
Ceretery
Watertown Y
MW. C. A
Green
Faulk
Potter
Hitchcock Scouts Inspect Standards
A brief Hitchcock Girl meeting was held at Scout captain Mire E F Lemke's home, with Elva Glidden serving as Scout reporter detailing the inspection of standards.
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Hitchcock
Mire
E. F. Lemke
Elva Glidden
Expects To Show Better Baby Beef At State Fair
South Dakota club 4 4 youth program reports a record enrollment of 429 baby beeves for the state fair. New rules require enrollments before January and all feed by that date. Entries will be capped at 150 age t with two classes junior and senior calves. Senior born January 1 to May 1 1929. junior born after May 1 1929.
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South Dakota
Hlm. Jones
Me. Jones
Fair Board
Scout Baseball Contest at Troop Meeting
Troop 3 held its regular meeting at the Methodist church with Senior Patrol Leader Harold Carson in charge. New member Jack Hay attended. the night opened with the Scout oath and roll call. a Patrol baseball contest followed where correct answers advance the scout like base rules. meeting ended with the Scout laws read.
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Lyle Barton
Harold Carson
Jack Hay
Barton
Kiwanis Dairy Club Holds February Meeting at Simantel Home
Kiwanis 4 H Dairy Club met February 27 at the home of Earl and Homer Simantel with five members present. Two members recently moved away. After business, the group listened to a radio program. The next meeting is set for March 14 at the home of Jay and Harry Salisbury per reporter Harry Salish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Dairy Clubs
Simantel
Fiume
Kiwanis
Earl
Homer Simantel
Jay
Harry Salisbury
Harry Salish Club
Wilson Reserves St Patrick Party Planned After School
Wilson Girl Reserves set a St Patrick day party after school on Friday March 14 following a Monday meeting. Mary Ann Peterson and Mary Mexine Royhl sang We Need Each Other while Crota Baker and Noama Barr performed Tip Toe Through the Tulips. Miss Van Hewelen was chosen to assist Miss Ecluné in upcoming reserve activities.
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Wilson
St. Patrick
Decisi
Mary Ann Peterson
Mary Mexine Royhl
Crota Baker
Noama Barr
van Hewelen
Ecluné
Happy Sunshine Club Meeting Details March 25
The Happy Sunshine Daily Call club met at Lee Jones home on February 25 with all members and parents present or fundraising for 4-H activities. February record books were completed and Gail Mellon joined the club. After business, games and lunch were provided by the hostess. Vernon Kutteler's home hosts March 25 per Lee Jones.
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Happy Sunshine Club
Happy Sunshine Daily Call Club
Lee Jones
Gail Mellon
Vernon Kutteler
20 Years Ago Today In Huron Bay W IL Huron
20 Years Ago Today In Huron Bay Illinois Theall plans to leave this evening for Sioux City Mrs Gibbs enjoys an extended visit with her brother C N Steele of Lawton Okla The Gibbs visit other relatives and friends Purchasers of Presbyterian church property plan a large new structure Abe to build a garage on Wisconsin street near Royal Hotel A 50 by 100 foot automobile establishment is planned City council met with Mayor Kelley and Aldermen Windherst Robinson Griffith McWeeny White Present Wright of the Commercial Club named James E Scott as secretary to continue the club’s work Van Winkle hosted a party of girl friends at her home with retreatments and music Mrs Clyde Stone returned home from Champaign Illinois after a retail job visit.
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FE. L. Abe
Wisconsin Street
Royal Hotel
Kelley
Windherst
Robinson
Griffith
McWeeny
White
Wright
Commercial Club
James E. Scott
Scott
Rong Pisdys van Winkle
Clyde Stone
Champaign
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Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Brookings Register
Brookings
Brooking
United States
Hubert Prior Vallee
U. S. Navy
Westbrook
Maine
Rudy Wiedoeft
Yale
N. Y
Yankees
George
England
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria
Granny
Heaven
Earth
Bill Bart
William S Hart Company
Horseshoe Ranch
Newhall
California
Arthur
Hart
Cactus Kate
Pinto
Mary Ann
Ace
Mayme
Martha Anne
the Associated Press
Associated Press
Stamdard
NBC Chain
MU Weal
Wibo Fe
Su Hin
WDAP
WSB
WSMB
WSAI
KSTE
WOAI
WSM
WBAD
PES Wall
Alea
KSTP
Wrmy
WAX
Olver
National Grand Opera
WABC
CBS
Niptop Club
IKMOR
Wowo Wee
IKMON
EMEC
KLRA
KMON
Winw
WEY Wood
Wadg Wits
WKRO
EMOX
Alea Weco
Weral Knox
EMBC
Vaice al Colle
ADC
WRENN
WBCAL
WMT
Wwe
Wehm
KMGC
NBC
Brontier
Urizets
Alne
Karen Wit
Lambert Ani Itiqnaal
RDA
Wan
WIBO
RWK
Haroil
Sanford Orchestre
KOGA
Woo Webg
AL Mitweele
Sluber Moris
Chicago Studies
NEC
Aron Banere
KPRC
Central South Dakota
Hazel Christoffersen
Huron
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